When wishes come true: Christmas in Moscow
Like in many Orthodox Christian countries, Russians celebrate "New Year" in the first week of January. Instead of Santa Claus, it is Father Frost who brings the presents. Russia's biggest toy store has everything to make children's eyes light up.
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